The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-07-20
STATE NEWS.

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zen W /. SHERMAN am
bits have arrived al bar llaI
Irving q. Palmer. recent -ftIutls tA
Colby ha> hern elected Principal OF l''f-
by Academy. Vt
The city government of Bangor la, de
cided against the proposition oi a sSn.tl-
cate to purchase the Bangor ana Il>ea'a
/ qui> railroad.
Henry Gtnaro. an Italian lahorer in the
employ of the Watcryillc Water Go was
instantly Killed BY the falling Of derrick
Monday, and Antonia u. leila was dan
gerou,ly injured.
III. spnramc Cont has issued an in
;,n,.,ian ,o restrain Jahu Wtn,low Jones
fr,,,,, ~, lal,oIs r,s.nbline these Of C..
p Nattorks aud tho Win.loW Paekin.
Comnanv
,ynrl an tbe Nqaantjc railroad +. pro
,,r....in., faxorabl, Al Merchandising
i The Nre,r,. Gordon have about six hun
,lred mon in their cnploy. They have
,t,c rnad uarfl, GRADED from TIM Maine
CentraI a. tn rigrr about one.fourth Of
a mil. and rail. are laid for about half Of
,h, ~ tarcn They arq receiving A larne
awonnt If .ispr from the Lincoln quar-
rv which they are hauling by teams "a
&
preparatory to building the piers. cNcava-
i iions for the foundations OF which. are
now being made. The timber is cleared
i from the most part of this portion a dis
i lance of 10 miles. AMI grading progress
i Ing for nearly the whole distance.
/ Dr Youp. i, preparing for the publ
cation of the monthly 10 be published by
Inc STAT. BOARD Of Health. 1t has been
rhri.toned "'rhc Sanitary INSPECTOR and
tbr first number will be issued this month.
its circulation 10 be- 900 copies The
,ubscriptfon price. - cents, will be with
in the reach Of all. The Board has pre-
pared a code of bylaws for the local
hnards which has been submitted to the
Justices of the Supreme Court for their
approval. one has already been heard
from and he highly commcnds the laws
4 town meeting in Camden created
considerable discussion in regard to the
action of raising money to aid the road
from Rockland to Camden, but the vote
taken shows that the town 1aForS tilc
road. The meeting adjourned ana VIII
re-asscmble, to hear the report OF com
mittee ON the estimated cost of building
the road, on the third Saturday of Au-
gust
The CITY of Bath had the largest fire it
ever had Friday lasf, the loss being about
500 600. The property burned is as fol-
lows: Three buildings and paint shop,
oakum and joiner shops tug ready Tor
launching, two schooners within Il
months completion, large amount OF
material and mechanical appliances. The
marine railway on which was barken-
tine and third schooner ON the hooks,
- o.
ic exertions of the iiremcn Two hun
drcd workmen will be thrown out Of EN-
piotiheht tcrpPorat'iy ar oc"ail S'aseS
tia' III an plooaplii'y .nC GNU avs ",
'''e acl'o'ii1ia WI w i1','''e'' '''''' WI
on tieSt "'il " lcs','''ea a. soou ~ 'l"
terlai can oc scou'e"'
Conductor John Jewett has recovered
! from his injuries received IN the recent
farmingdale accident and Is running III
change of his train as usual.
The citizens of York. Maine. are re-
iocine at the assurance of new line
Of railroad connecting York IIarbor,
York Village and the Beach.
The financial backing of the scheme
comes from three sources: The citizens
of York are subscribers to $50 900; the
stockholders of the Boston Maine rail
while the Boston Maine railroad, by
authority of the stockholders, subscribed
$4,000.
A cargo of human beings shipped 'in
bond" passed through Montreal Thursday
morning. The novel freight consisted
of u Cinnamon consigned direct to
New York from San Francisco When
the tram arrived ut Dalhousle station
the car containing the hnlhah lrelehl
was found duly sealed ana labelled
"merchandlse all III GOOD order
The largest fire Saco has had for eight.
cen wears occurred at noon Saturday
1t was started by boys in pile of rub
bjsb beside a small stable in the rear OF
Thornton Block, Main street. The sta
bic was quickly in iiamcs, and the fire
spread to the adjoining property. All
the engines and the IRE apparatus IN the
city was brought into use and the second
alarm for aid brought the Blddeford
steamer. The steamers played on the
building an hour ana half before inc
fire was wholly extln2ulshed. The IRE
was confined to the Thornton block and
the block adjoining The losses are estl-
mated ut S3S 200.
Jones K Burlil are opening a new slate
rlll quarry IN the eastern part Oh Barnard
a lew 'u VI .iIc "oa n','', e"Pi"i.u az WV
and anil work The work nj The quarry
is going on the same as usual, however,
as not enough men nave icit 10 make any
difference III ming the ORDERS
Messrs. Hunt, Carter and Rand of the
Goyernors Council, with Colohcis iorler
ana Bean, inspectors were NJ the Maiht
State Prison Saturday to inspect the wa
ter service recently lntroduced' An the
hydrants were FOUND ehectiVc ana large
h"in,n'n VI Th'u, "uie vu h1rt o t t
INNING MY ~ ',A ansa az 'nI
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Tn;,,a,. ,,;,,r.t pntr;o. r,.har,,. afIou
,'''S "'S rn ~, ~. 'tta nmrf,"rat
Ind n disnutc which ended in tirht,
Margaret struck Patrick an the head
with stove cover, fracturing the skull.
Physicians have been obliged to remove
a large piece OF the bone, physicians
are doubtful about his recovery. In
. .snt last scn, "ti.'h piHNe 'e'"' "
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